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Getting Your Dog To Pee On A Walk

Getting your dog to pee on a walk

    For many dogs, walks are not just for exercise and exploration; they are essential for bathroom breaks, especially for those living in cities without yard space. If your dog doesn’t cooperate during walks, it can be frustrating. Here are some tips to help your dog understand and meet your expectations.

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Why You Need a Dog Walker Even If Your Dog Is Allowed at Your Office

Since the launch of Take Your Dog to Work Day in 1999, thousands of offices have begun allowing dogs in the workplace. Companies like Google, Amazon, Facebook, and many independent corporations recognize the benefits dogs bring to their employees' lives and the work environment. Dogs provide comfort, reduce anxiety, and can even foster friendlier relationships between co-workers. However, even if your office allows dogs, there are limitations...

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Getting Your Dog To Lose Weight

Getting your dog to lose weight

It is not uncommon for a dog to be overweight. Today, almost half of the dogs in America are carrying excess weight. Like humans, dogs can suffer greatly if they do not maintain a healthy weight. Being overweight can lead to joint problems, heart disease, diabetes, respiratory issues, high blood pressure, and can aggravate existing conditions or those that commonly occur as dogs age. If you are concerned...

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Volunteering at Animal Shelters

 

Shelters would not be able to help homeless animals if it weren’t for volunteers. Volunteers are the backbone of any shelter since they provide helping hands in many different areas. From training, to walking, to feeding, to office work, to driving, to running adoption events, shelters would not be able to run without caring volunteers. If you are interested in...

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How to Successfully Foster a Dog When You Already Have One

 

Fostering a dog can be a wonderful experience, allowing you to play a significant part in helping a pet find their forever home. These dogs often come from various backgrounds and may require extra love and attention. If you already have a dog, fostering might require some additional considerations to ensure a smooth transition for both dogs. Here are some tips to help you navigate this...

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Taking Your Dog On A Plane

Traveling is a huge part of our lives, and getting there is only part of the adventure. Air planes have undeniably made our lives easier, bringing us closer to the world outside of our apartment. Millions of people every year pack their bags and their best friends for air travel. The information in this article can help you decide if flying with your dog is a realistic option...

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Making Your Dog A Service Dog

Making your dog a service dog

 

Millions of people across the United States have their dogs with them at all times. Going to the movies, riding public transportation, eating out, and shopping, all includes one hand on a leash. There is more than meets the eye in these situations. Many people...

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Preparing Your Home for a New Cat: Tips for Introducing Your Dog to a New Feline Friend

 

Your house is about to get a little fuller! Congratulations on deciding to bring a cat into your life. This is going to be an exciting time for everyone involved, including your dog...

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